This is a live portrait of what Venezuela and its people was, the journey through a difficult era that led its people to forget who they were and who they should be. We all have a spark of hope inside that shines and remind us when needed the good and the beautiful of who we are so we can keep going forward. MiruDaru is a brother and sister duet from Venezuela now based in Los Angeles. Their musical style is a fusion of Pop, Jazz and Ballads. They incorporate multicultural aspects into their songs and shows creating a different sound and musical experience. MiruDaru is heavily influenced by Japanese Pop and traditional Japanese culture which in addition to their Latin-American blood and American school has helped them create intercultural bridges with their music. Throughout their musical journey they have had the opportunity to share stage with top artists in well known venues such as the Walt Disney Concert Hall, the Hollywood Bowl, the Hollywood Improv among others. In 2013 they represented Venezuela in the Japanese singing contest TV show “Nodo Jiman THE World”. MiruDaru has collaborated as singers and string players with different artists throughout their career. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/#tedx
